Canada's Local Gardener Volume 2 Issue 3

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Photo courtesy of Fleuroselect.

Photo courtesy of Botanical Interests.

Photo courtesy of Syngenta Flowers.

African daisy ‘Tradewinds Sunset’.

Black-eyed Susan ‘Amarillo Gold’.

Ageratum ‘Blue Planet’.

Newest plants for 2021 By Shauna Dobbie

Black-eyed Susan vine ‘Susie White’. 14 • 2021

Photo courtesy of PlantHaven International.

Photo courtesy of Ball Horticultural Company.

African daisy ‘Tradewinds Sunset’ (Osteospermum ecklonis). Gorgeous new colour. Orange to pink flowers bloom in spring and carry on through summer. Grows to a foot high. Syngenta. Ageratum ‘Blue Planet’ (Ageratum houstonianum). A tall ageratum with non-stop flowering power that doesn't require deadheading. Gets 2 to 3 feet high. Botanical Interests. Black-eyed Susan ‘Amarillo Gold’ (Rudbeckia hirta). A shorter plant, growing about a foot high, with orangeyellow rays around a bright green eye. Wow! Ernst Benary of America. Black-eyed Susan vine ‘Susie White’ (Thunbergia alata). Beautiful white flowers with dark centres, just like the name. The flowers are big and fresh-looking. The vine

grows to over 3 feet. It will climb up a trellis or ramble over the ground as an annual groundcover. Garden Trends. Cigar flower ‘Hummingbird's Lunch’ (Cuphea ignea). Elongated 2-inch cherry-red flowers tipped in yellow bloom from spring through fall. These are great for when you want people to say “what's that?!” Keep it fed and it will delight through to frost. Grows to 12 to 18 inches tall. PlantHaven International. Cineraria ‘Senetti Magic Salmon’ (Pericallis hybrid). So, the bloom will only last through the spring, but this one has to be included for its beautiful colour. It will live in a pot in your home until you bring it outdoors, where it will survive low temperatures but not frost. But my goodness, the purple petals on this daisy-like plant, which fade to pink toward the centre with yellow eyes... it's beautiful. The trick will be to find a nursery selling them. Proven Winners.

Cigar flower ‘Hummingbird’s Lunch’. Issue 3

Photo courtesy of Proven Winners.

Annuals

Cineraria ‘Senetti Magic Salmon’. localgardener.net


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Beautiful Gardens: Jay and Diane Wesley, Halifax

4min
pages 53-58

Beautiful Gardens: Kim and Jim Sinclair, Winnipeg

6min
pages 46-53

Beautiful Gardens: Helen Stewart, Vancouver Island

6min
pages 42-45

All about woodpeckers

5min
pages 38-39

Companion planting flowers in the vegetable garden

4min
pages 34-37

How to get started

5min
pages 61-64

Two olde dawgs: Putting together a vegepod Beautiful Gardens:

3min
page 41

Maple syrup production

5min
pages 32-33

ancient hydrangea

8min
pages 22-26

Growing peanuts

6min
pages 27-29

Can you beat peat?

5min
pages 30-31

newest plants for 2021

16min
pages 14-21

Vegetable gardening the easy way

5min
pages 12-13

Wildflowers and weeds: Bladder campion

2min
pages 10-11

Letters to the editor

1min
page 5

Hello gardeners!

2min
page 4

Off the Wall pictures in the garden

1min
page 9

2022 is Canada’s Year of the Garden

1min
page 6

Get smarter by gardening

1min
page 8

Plant a yellow garden for Hope is Growing

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